10 mins from the old town and the best restaurants, the location allows quick entrance and exit to and from the town. Garage and street parling availible.

Well kept rooms all with names rather than numbers. Reasonable self service breakfast. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable of the area.

A treat is if a party of Far Eastern tourists arrive ,with perfect regimentation, arrive at 8pm leave at 7am with little fuss and noise

Room was amazingly dingy. No air conditioner. No ventilation. We we forced to keep window open at night on first floor, raising security concerns. Bed was unacceptably uncomfortable. No mini-bar, but worst or all we didn't have a shower or bath in our room, pretentiously called Lute. Instead we had hose in the middle of asphalt floor bathroom which we used to hose each-other. Internet connection didn't work. They want to charge me 6 Euro for a Wi-Fi access. Staff was polite but not helpful at all. It looks like place is badly mismanaged and I really don't notice anything positive about this place.

Seriously, after the tiny, battered boxes that pass for budget hotel rooms in Paris, this place was paradise. For a little over 80 euros a night, we got a large twin room with private bath and central air conditioning. The bathroom was spacious, sleek, clean, and actually had a bathtub! I never heard noise from the neighbors or the adjacent street. The location was convenient to the train station, tourist office, and many restaurants. All of the receptionists (but especially the fellow in the evenings) were incredibly pleasant and helpful. You could be picked up at the hotel for chateau tours. If I were to complain about anything, it would be the old-fashioned door locks (you had to use your key to lock the door when you were inside and when you went out), but this is nothing compared to the positives. I would definitely come back!

By the way, when you exit the front doors of the train station, make an immediate right, cross Rue Edouard Vaillant, go straight on rue du Rempart for 100 yds or so, and make the first right. That should bring you to the hotel. Like others, I got lost trying to find it the first time.

We stayed here with our teenage daughter for 3 nights. Very small room, difficult to find and very expensive for what was provided (eg. no fridge, wi-fi did not work). However, manager and staff were delightful and very helpful. Tours is a beautiful city, well worth a visit.